Asteroid 2 Pallas - TheSkyLive
2 Pallas is a large asteroid located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It was discovered by German astronomer Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers on March 28, 1802 and is one of the largest asteroids in the solar system, with a diameter of approximately 544 kilometers.
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Where is Asteroid 2 Pallas? - TheSkyLive
Asteroid 2 Pallas is currently in the constellation of Ophiucus. The current Right Ascension is 17h 27m 04s and the Declination is +05° 07’ 51”. Right now, from the selected location (Greenwich, UK), Asteroid 2 Pallas is not visible because it is below the horizon.
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How Far Away Is Asteroid 2 Pallas? - TheSkyLive
The distance of Asteroid 2 Pallas from Earth is currently 584,758,424 kilometers, equivalent to 3.908869 Astronomical Units. Light takes 32 minutes and 30.5441 seconds to travel from Asteroid 2 Pallas and arrive to us.
How Bright is Asteroid 2 Pallas? - theskylive.com
How bright is Asteroid 2 Pallas? The current visual magnitude of Asteroid 2 Pallas is 10.38. Given its brightness, Asteroid 2 Pallas should be visible with the help of a binocular with a 60mm aperture, might require a small telescope.
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